Ways to Support
1,200 listings across 94 countries. Mutual aid. Tools for organizers and the curious.
1,200 listings across 94 countries. Mutual aid. Tools for organizers and the curious.
Somewhere along the way, most of us learned to carry this work alone. To organize in the cracks of a life that was never designed to make space for it.
We found each other anyway.
A Radical Guide exists because of that. Because people doing liberation work around the world needed to find each other, needed material support that moved without conditions, needed tools that didn't cost access.
This is infrastructure built by people who showed up. Your gift keeps it going.
One-time gifts go toward specific projects and moments as they come up. Monthly giving creates a steadier base for A Radical Guide to plan ahead and take on more work.
If your employer matches donations, you may be able to double your gift. You'll receive matching information after your contribution.
A Radical Guide programs move resources, build infrastructure, and support the work already in motion.
Direct support to grassroots mutual aid efforts; food distribution, rent support, community care. As the fund grows, so does the monthly amount and the number of groups supported.
Learn More →In partnership with Center for Farmworker Families, providing direct rental support to farmworker families facing unemployment or underemployment.
Learn More →Support grassroots projects directly. Your donation goes to community-led work; media projects, local organizing, mutual aid efforts, and more.
Learn More →Make checks payable to A Radical Guide and mail to:
PO Box 1025
Mi-Wuk Village, CA 95346
Organize a fundraiser — online or in person — to support A Radical Guide's work. A small gathering, an online campaign, or an existing event.
Start a Fundraiser →Committing to a monthly donation of $500 or more gives A Radical Guide a stable base to keep the directory online, maintain mutual aid programs, and respond when groups in our network need support. Steady giving at this level makes it possible to plan with communities over time instead of moving from crisis to crisis.
Become a Sustainer →